Miami overcame a 32-point night from Durant, sealing a 115-105 victory that marked the Heat’s 32nd win of the season. After the game, Herro said the exchange was a byproduct of rivalrous competition, emphasizing his respect for Durant and his desire to ignite his team in the moment.
Durant echoed a similar sentiment, calling Herro competitive and noting there was no real animosity between them. He also expressed that the on-court exchange did not warrant the technical foul, expressing respect for Herro as well.
Herro, who has weathered multiple injuries this season, has recently returned to action and started a five-game run. The Heat will hope he can stay healthy for the remainder of the campaign as they push toward the playoffs.